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yes I am using TinyML on Pic32, and Gumstix based systems with spiking neural networks. Pretty hit and miss for facial recognition, voice recognition better th
by wizzerking 5y ago
yes I am using TinyML on Pic32, and Gumstix based systems with spiking neural networks. Pretty hit and miss for facial recognition, voice recognition better than 90%, word recognition in the voice depends on training. When you are stuffed up with cold < 70% Normal > 90%
I don't have camera so object recognition is not available
But person in front of device with IR sensor is 100%